Vocal Psychology

Author: Xu Xingxiao
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book is a cross-disciplinary field proposed by the author in China in 1987. It is a branch of music psychology, exploring the patterns of psychological changes and development influenced by vocal activities, and studying the role of psychological characteristics and qualities in mastering vocal techniques. This emerging discipline is based on the fundamental requirements of the "Psychology" textbook uniformly compiled by the Ministry of Education, with general psychology as the framework, combined with educational psychology and music psychology. It provides a scientific and systematic explanation of the psychological processes, personality psychology, learning psychology, teaching psychology, psychological training, performance and competition psychology, student psychology, and teacher psychology of singers. The book emphasizes the connection between theory and practice, making it highly targeted. It is rich in content and novel, with clear and accessible language, encouraging practical application. This book is not only a specialized monograph with high academic value but also serves as a textbook for psychology in normal music schools, vocal theory textbooks, and a reference book for singing enthusiasts.